Rest of the world says ‘nein, danke’ to euro bailout
If the world is reluctant to contribute to the euro bailout to save Greece, how on earth can the Eurozone hope to save Italy? Economics editor Faisal Islam reports.
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If the world is reluctant to contribute to the euro bailout to save Greece, how on earth can the Eurozone hope to save Italy? Economics editor Faisal Islam reports.
A jawbone fragment found in Devon is further evidence that neanderthals coexisted with the ancestors of modern humans, as Science Correspondent Tom Clarke explains.
As Nato’s mandate officially ends in Libya, Channel 4 News looks at why the UN has not sanctioned the use of force against President Assad’s regime in Syria.
As Colonel Gaddafi’s body lies in a fridge in Misrata, Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum meets the men who captured him hiding in a drainage pipe – which is now a symbol of new Libya.
As former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is confirmed dead, Channel 4 News International Editor Lindsey Hilsum, who is in Tripoli, says people are “going crazy” and celebrating his death.
Muammar Muhammad al-Gaddafi seized power in Libya in 1969 and ruled until 2011, bringing to its people relative prosperity but subjecting them to a hardline, oppressive dictatorship.
As the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is confirmed, Channel 4 News looks at where this leaves Libya as well as the progress in the rest of the “Arab Spring” nations.
Coronation Street favourite Betty Driver, who played the role of the Rovers Return barmaid for 42 years, has died aged 91.
Today, the PM has made it clear that he didn’t try to talk Dr Fox into resigning. His spokesman is even saying that the PM said something along the lines of “are you sure?” when Dr Fox surprised him with his phone call saying he’d decided to go at around 2.30pm. I wonder how surprised he was.
As the NTC claims that the conflict in Libya is drawing to a conclusion, Channel 4 News understands that fighting continues in major cities previously said to have been captured.
Mobile phone providers are expected to compensate customers using BlackBerry models after millions of users worldwide were left without text communication services for three days.
Amnesty calls for Libya’s interim authorities to stamp out torture of detainees and arbitrary detention, after uncovering evidence of prisoner mistreatment.
As BlackBerry users contemplate a third day of disruption to the service, parent company Research In Motion faces criticism for not keeping customers informed over technical problems.
Hamas will swap more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in return for the release of Israeli solider Gilad Shalit.